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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-26

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-26
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Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
Tesrbiug Children by EXAMPLE.

Please ctstuSe me, mamma" said Harry,
as he finished his meal the other day.
"Oh, isn't that swestp exclaimed Mrs. Gr,.
ham who, together with her husband had
been invited TO dine with MrB. Owens.
Before Mr.. q. hal time to reply to his wife,
Mrs Owens said "NO, my son, ! cannot ex-
cuse you until you have placed your knife ard
fork in proper position"
While the little fellow was arranging his
knife and fork, Mr. g. spoke as follows:
-Yes, it is certainly a pleasure 70 see chill
dren polite and mannerly, especially at the
table II Il really pleasure to have the little
ones around the table with lis when we cen
fecl that there is no danger Of Icing mortified
at their disordcrIy conduct
by the way, Mrs. Owens said Mrs. Ora
ham, lit seems TO me there must he a certain
adaptability in parents III thus being able 20
50 train children that their presence In corn-
pany may be regarded as pleasure"
Il think not" said Mr.. Owens. my opta-
ion regarding tbs EIatter is that children arc
taught by example. For instance, my bus
band and myself make it point 70 always lie
polite TO our children, and sec that they are
polite to each other. II wo request them 10
perform any duty, we fird it no trouble, n,r
Do we forget 70 say please; and the duty
having been performed, it l only two small
words 10 say thank you Theie is no good
rcasoa why we should not raise orr children
90 that they will be an honor rather than @
@lsgrace TO us. Impress upon their young
minis the very important lesson that civili:y
costs nothing, and when we have CEASED 20 lie
with them in the trials and struggles Of life,
they viii remember Us with gratitude and
pride Rural Press.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
sheriff. Sale.

Under and by virtue of an execution J.
red out # The Ju sti1s's Court Of y
County Of Mohavc. Territory of Arizona.
. me di,ec,ed and delivered upJn ind
nent rendered IN said 0nurt, on tho 5th d.
II Nav 1887 in favor OF VIM. i. Fro st and
.o,aipst M. A. Johnson for the sum 0
Sl55 15 in lawful p.ofiey Of tbs CDited State
p2etiIer with costs of suit and iatersst.
! ave levied on all right. title, claim and ~
crest OF said defendant Of. in and TO ths
following property, to.wit: Lots z. I. and
n block II Of the town OF Kinginan In sait
county and territory; for q further AT.
more particular description Of said lots ref
,rence Ia hereby had 10 the plat Of ssi
own or townsi.e now on fle In the Recor
tier's Office sf said county.
Notice il hsrsby given, that on the 3ot'
day Of Nay 1887. at 9 o'clock r. NJ, Of ssiC
day, I will sell All the right. title, and inter.
sat Of said n. a. Johnson, IN and TO the
,bovs described property, or 10 nueh thsr.
Of, ~ may be necefEary to Ast!sfy plaintiff
lain, besides all costs. interest and accru
ing costs.
The sale will take placs at the Cour'
House door in tho town Of kingrHan for
ash In hand TO the highest and best bidder
Dated at Kingman tbis 9th day Of May
as7.
ROBERT sTEEs, Sheriff.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
How Dr. Holmes Lost sIoO.

The artful manner in which the genial o.
liver Wendell Holmes avoided a newspaper
interview on the day Of his arrival Is an In.
stance of the aversion with which he regards
ell newspaper reporters. Perhaps this Is not
unnatural when viewed in the light Of the
following little circumstance: At some noted
gathering DIR. Holmes read an original poem
which had never been given to public print.
An expert shorthand man was present at the
meeting in tho employ Of Boston morning
daily. Everything was tai.sA down, includ-
ing the poem, and aps,oarcd in tho next
morning. issue. The skilliul stenographer
day or two ofter received somewhat curt
letter from DR. Holmes, in which tho auto
crat remarked TINT, while he commended tho
reporters zeal, he did not thank him for pub
fishing the poem, as he had been offered 800
for it by The Atlantic Monthly.
COuTior
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
No Cheap Telephone. Before 1900.

It viii be a long tine before telephoning
becomes cheap. Bells first patent, the one
upon which all the others are folnded, II
dated March q, 1875 Patents are seventeen
years in duration, and this first patent win
thus run out In 1893. But there are other pat
ents Of more recent date upon tIe pirts essen
tial to the operation Of the instruments. For
instance. the Blake transnIitter was not
patented until 1881, and IL Is 20 broad that it
may be said TO cover almost any transInittsr
which might be constructed. This win prac-
tjcally secure the monopoly until 1893. Then
there have been many other patents Of date
up to a very recent time, which, while not
absolutely essential to telephoning, would
defeat competition, even IL every patent ON
essential parts were out Of the way. Thus
the Bell company controls patents upon
switchboards and other apparatus used In
making connections, which woud put COM
petition by those who have not the right 10
use them at great disadvantage. The Nine
teenth century will SEQ no change from the
present conditions, and it Ia impossible TO
foresce what other improvements viii be-
patented which will in the future be consid.
cred neccSsities.-St, Louis Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
Chat witt, n House Decorator.

How can any one so wrong in selecting
such deco ations as he may inspect, admire
and choosef'
The truth ia, you see, that people who
have no natural talent and no extensive ex"
perience in artistic decoration DO not undtr.
stand the relations OF things, and have 10
powers Of combination They select carpet
yTithput any reference to the color of the
walls, and the color Of the walls without any
rcrcre1ce to The furniture, and the furniture
without any reference 10 the curtains, and
the c7!rtlins without any reference 20 the pic
turcs, Gud all Of them without any reference
90 tJo woodwork and the light, and they fur
ni,I one room without any reference TO the
adjoining rooms and % all the other rooTrr.
Soaa people arc perfectly able 10 select two
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
Take Care of the Feet.

Lassirs whose feet have become misshapeTi
rrom excessively narrow bOots can do mucL
10 remedy the difficulty by care and pains.
Select easy, roOmy shoes, and stockings OF
soft fabric. Bathe the feet thoroughly d.
water comfortably warm. never allowing Il
TO grow cold enough TO feel chilly, and wipl
them thoroughly dry with soft towel--coatg
crash Is almost poison To sensitive skins. and
often causes irritation and small eruption
ike rash. Then rub into them thoroughly
about the joints or injured parts, either cold
srcam, or what Is better, giyccrine, perfect;
pure, and mixed with dcuble the quantity o!
water Especially should II be diligently
applied to the joints OF the great toes If they
are enlarged or painful. Wipe off with
damp cloth and dry carefully, after which
powder the feet thoroughly with rico -four
powder. Brush of all that comes away easily
and put on the stocking, being careful thai
no semblance Of a seam comes over the setsi-
tive joints. Ad Just the shoe carefnlly-never
Jump into" any article Of wearing apparel
smooth the boot over the fGot and ankle, IL IL
Is a high top, and DC certain that it 10 com
Portable.
These cautions may seem triiies, but the
feet are III, and ali conditions of recovery
must be Observed Take care that they do
not get very cold or Ia the least damp. The
ankle should also be protected by CATERS or
Ieggiugs, IL there is any necessity for going
out in wet weather The difficulty Is 8n in
flammation OF the joint membranes, and Las
had many serious results. At night, the feet
may be wiped OF with damp cloth, and the
glycerine and powder repeated. Ladies who
adop. this plan will never find soft corns
coming between the togs. For hard corrls
there 10 nothing better than little iadiciously
applied caustic. which should just touch the
hardened part Of the corn, never the sur
rounding flesh. Repeat every other day, first
soaking the feet in wnrTl water and gently
scraping the surface of the corn until 1t will
finally come out Glt0gethcr. Great care must
! bc taken to keep the cawtic from the whole
fesh, ard the foot should never Lo damp, as
tho application will spread rapidly. Such a
course Of treatment, patiently foilowod, has
in several cases restored TO quito passable
shape and comfort feet that were considered
as hopclessly dcformed Demorest'a Monthly.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
,olors or two shapes In harmony with eaci,

eolors or two shapes In harmony with each
other, but very few can select three or
four that viii look well together, and there Is
not person on earth who has not made a
study Of this subject who can decorate q
whole house without committing oil sorts of
bulls and solecisms" .....
"Do you mean 10 say that any lady Of re-
6nci8ent and good taste Is not competent 30
select n wall paper for her parlorr
"No, not exactly. Possibly she may be able
to select wall paper; and yet must say that
II no one thing are there such frequent AMI
such egrcgious errors committed as In wall
paper. People who have fine parlors TO deco
rate almost universally insist on having their
walls very ornate. They never seem capab'g
of perceiying that all the glitter they put !.
the walls Is necessarily taken out Of the ob
jects that are to hang upon them or sta,sd l.
front Of them. Consequently the walls loo
very pretty until the pictures are hung ant
the furniture put In, and then they begin Z,
wish they had sent for me- Why, persg
without any training In this business not oni''
gets incongriious shades aud shapes together
but invariably mixes stylos. One end u hi
room will he Egyptian and tho other eE,
Renaissance, II viii be Persian under foct
Assyrian overhead and Chinese in the wall
or furniture. Ho may think 1t very pretty
and it may be very pretty TO mostof his Wis
itors, but every now and then soine one vi,
drop In with an eye for these things, and bc
shocked at what be will call 'yulgarity' o;
'shoddy.' Yet the man or woman who get
up this melsnge rlay he person of goot
natural taste, and simply inexperienced ant
destitute Of practical acquaintance with ths
art"
"What IA your general plan Of procedur
In decorating houseT
AFirst, ! observe what there Is In the in
terror Of the house that is already fixed; anc
tLen / take that as n starting point, ant
bnid up everything else on it. IL the hous
Is an old one, may have tr irialte everything
conform to a carpet, or tire walls When Ia,
house Il new generally :ake tie woodwoTl
as base. In the first place proceed {,
create color for the walls aSd ceilings which
w,l enhance tho color, or the value, 80 x
speak, Of the wood Then, In the next place
choose the design and color Of the carpe
In harmony with the walls and the wood
Finally, address myself 20 the hanging
furniture and other appointments. To d.
this effectively / conduct great number o
experiments and make a number Of coloret
drawings. When make up my mind whai
articles are needed, always get them. an
get them exactly right, c-en IL have b
manufacture them expresslT for that case. i
Is quite an art, assure you, and II you wis
to see how IL Is done you eau visit my estab
lishment at the northeas, corner Of Wabash
avenue and Madison street, where am sur,
you will speedily become convinced that all
have told you Is sound and true."--Chicag
Jnurnal TntSt-yiev
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
OrirIn of "Ncrr Icr.eY.n

When King Charles Stewart gave New
Jersey to Lord Berkely aud Sir George Cat
eret the gift was intended mainly as a reward
10 the latter, who, while governor Of tho
channel island Of jersey, had defended 1t
valiantly against the parliament soldiers.
Consequently the territory was narned by tho
donors Nova Cesarea," or New Jersey. The
word jersey Is a corruption OF "CzarB-ey'
or "CGsor's-cy', meaning the island Of
Cs.sar. II was intended that "Noya Cesnrea'
should be properly the title, but as the popu-
lation Of the province Increased, the people
preferred It's translated name rather than the
classical appcllatiOn. Chicago Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
The TrarioaI side or Mrs. Malaprop.

1t was not long before she ian educated
heToiLe ashamed Of her pareBt) approached
Der mother and ia painful sccne-ono Of not
unusual occurrence in that hOuSehOld--saiG TO
her:
ut was because you went into the parlor
and be heard you talk that he stays away.
he is not used to it. lie win never come
here any more"
Il know ought not 10 have doneit. Twill
not disgrace you again" returned the mother,
accepting the charge with full measure Of
ablect huraility.
IL did not mean tl!at," said the daughter,
d liyt.c staggered herself at this way of put
ting it, "Dut On, why would you not learn
when tried go hard with you"-nnd she
broke into hystcrical scbs-"Eot to use lcisS
words, and not TO say, 4 done it, and i seen
t. and them are oEd-and-!ust a few
otheIsT summing up with q definite rathos
Der poor attempt 70 alleviate this source Of
her cdargin.
Don't cry so, G.ary, win try-l viii try
protested Lcr listener Golden Justice.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
A stale. Unproflsabre Breakfast.

What Is tlsc rock on which man is 70 often
wrecked, and with him all domestic happi-
aesst 1t is tho argument that anything g
good enough for breakfast offered by tho wife
who owes q strict regard for etiquette, polite
ness and suavity TO ber husband II she ex-
poets to receive In return what she gives. A
pickup breakfas: Is insulting, because SIZE
would not offer 1t TO guest. A hollow-eyod,
lean and hungry" man is the victim gcner-
ally to q stale, fat and Improbable breakfast
Ho goes forth hungry, in-dtposod ior busi-
ncgs, rcbcl.!cu2 and dyspcrti. HideouS and
bcggnrly cas- fIl his Ecad. Newsboys, boot
blacks, bcagars, all rnanucr 81 venders, iI'
,tinctively avoid Lim.--.;cw York Evening
Pot
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
ssrpublicaa Territorial Commit
tee.

The following are the names OF tho kopnb
licau 1srritoria. Central COMMITTEES:
ChairTnan-Willian Christy. Phenix.
Secresarv-N. A. Morford, Phenix.
Ap,che-E s. Stoyer, Rosalio Col"rno.
Cocbise-J. Z. Montanden, WI. Nichols.
r. A. A.chison, G. d. Reppy.
CLIO. T. ConneiI, J, &. Jones.
Graham-..J. Z. OhI, L. A. Cutter.
Maricopa.--W Christy, l.. Fowler, K. A.
Davis, II. A. Morford.
Mol.sve--.W. II. Tagcart, i. j.. Burdtok
Pinal-..A. I. waibridge. w. II. Bonson.
Pima.-L. woieey. J. 4. Zabriskie, d.
MsFawn, X. d. Ferguson.
Yavapai-.-w. s. Head. l.. Wolienburg'
r. 81. Murphy, Geo. Z. Brown, George H.
Tinker.
Yuma..-A. G. Hubbard, Charles ii. Brins'
ley.
A. iarge----Ciark Churchill, Webster
Street,
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
To void Cl.mmy Potatoes.

Never acryc pota:oe-, Lpy!cI Or baked who'e,
n closoly-coyercj dl.h 7 cy become sod
ien ani c,anmy. CrTUr wi.b fodeh nap
Kin that oEors the stann 10 c5capo, or ab
spYbs the moisture --Oa.s Country Home.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
Arizona P0stOGices.

A, denotes 4. S. Money Order Office; J.,
international Money Order oftcS; Y. WeliS
Fareo's Express Office. THIS list is correct
sd monthly.
YAvAPAI CousIr--Agua Fria Valley. Alex
andra. Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, Y, big
Bug (Bed Rock, Bradshaw, Dueno, Eum
bic Bee, Camp Verde, Chaiender. Cherr!
Chino, Cienega, Flagstaff. X, G:t!ett, Has.
ssyampas, Howells, Je.onls, Juniper, Lee'
Ferry, Mayer, Meesville. Payson, Prescott.
AK. Simmons, Stanton, Sto.idard. Til
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove. Williams 4.
PrnA CorsTr-Allen. American Flag, Ari-
yacs, Calabasas X, Cri:tenden y, Desert
gs,ersnza, Greaterville. Harshaw, so8als'
X. Orc Blsnco, Partano K, Cuijotoa, BED
iugton, Sahuarits, Total Wreck, Tubac,Iuc
.on A I Y, Washington.
GuA CoUsTY-Armer, Globe \ Z, Pho
aeer X, San Carlos, Tonto.
MouAyE CcUsTy-Aubrey. Breou, Hack
berry <. Henning, Bingman L, Mineral Par'
4, Nohave City, Powell (Needles), Signal
Co,ursE CouxTY-Penson Z, Bisbee, Cami
Huachuca A, Charleston Z, CenttEt'on
Dos Cabezas Z, Dragon (, Fairbanks
For. Bowie apache Pass AZ, Ochoa'iiie
il. David, Torabstore Z, Tres Aiirn"s
Wilcox (Msley)
GRAHAx CouxTY-Bonita, Clifton l.
duncan (Purdy) 4, Dunlap, Fort Grant
Fort Thomas, Morenci, Pima. Stafford, Sol
,mouville.
PnlL CouxTY-Butte, Casa Grande Z
Dudleyville, Florence 4 L, M>niyviiie, Mar
,opa Z, MesaviDe, Picacho, Pinal 4. River
,ids. Sacaten, Silver King IA.
YUMA CoUsTY-Centennial (Planosa)
Clip, Ehrenberg, Nortons, Parker, fumf
AK.
APACHE CouxTY-Erastus. Fort Apache
;Io,brook K, keams Canyon, Nutrioso, ~
Johns A, st. Joseph, Show Low, Snowflake
IpringervilIe, Sunset, Taylor, Winslo"
Woodruff.
M.u,c.rl CouxrT-Gils Bend <, Hayden
Ishi. Mcdowell, Phenix Z, Sentinel lem
90, (Hayden) A. yulture I, wioaenburs.
IxprAs RzszHyArIos-For Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
sixteen Gestures 10 the Minute,

While Lord Randolph Churchill was giving
utternncc 20 nn ciGEt-minute speech in tho
British house Of commons the other day he
made no fewer tLan l30 emphatic gestures
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21

nIHmSend 10 cents postage, and we
d will mail you
u I'LL \ nable, sample box Of goods
that will put you in the way of raaking more
money at once, than anything else in Am.
erica. Both sexes of ali ages ean live At
home and work in spare time, or all the
time. Capital not required. We will start
YOU. Immense pay sure for those who start
at once. SrfSs0S Il Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21

U0TTcan live at home, and max, more
tm0Uey at work for as, than at any
- ~ thing e!go IN this world. Cauital
not needed; sou are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work
Large earnings sure from the frst start.
Costly outfit and terms free. Better not
delay. Costs you nothing to send us your
address and find ont; if vou are wise you
will do 30 at once. If, HALIETT q Co.,
nI:land, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
STAGE CONNECTIONS.


STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via r4aguna to the Indian village o.
iooma. lG miles.
Yit.siuGate to Foft Wingate, 3 lnilts
ZUai a. miles. b.
Via STaSneIiis TO Font Defiance NAV
,Io agency, % miles: Cahos de Chelle. 65
niles; Keams Canon, 90 miles.
Via I!oibroo7s, tri-weekly stages to st.
'pj.ns, So miles; Fort Apache, 90 miles;
;pringeryil!e, IS miles; Show Low. 80 uIns
rayloyYiIle, 35 miles; Moqui Indian village
mo regular stage, 30 miles.
Via wiusIow TO Brigham City and San
ct.
Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott
a.d Whipple Barracks, "a miles; daily stag.
~ frcra Prescott to Phenlx. and tri weekly
stages 70 Fort Verde.
Via Psacis Springs to tho Crane:
Canon Of the Colorado, 10 niies.
Via Kinsnan. daily stages TO Stockton
Hill. 10 railes; Mineral Park, IG miles; Ger
bat IA milea.
Via xuces, to Signal, 40 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yuma, Co!orad,
river agepcy, Fort .Mohsve, Mohave City
Hardyville, Arzona; and II Dorado Canon
Nevada.
". 4. Bissell,
General Passenger Agent
d. Ii. Robinson. Genl Manager.
Albuquerque. n. N.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific kail'
road are run ON Mountain or Standard Time
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
PUBLISHED EvEsY SATrxpAI Br
JAMES 8. HYDE.
EaitoI and Frorr1etor.
Entered at the postofics in Kingmap
- sscon i-olass matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
ADVERTISING HATES.

Legal matter in this type. $500 per inch
for tho first insertion, and S1!W pcr inch
for oach subsequent insertion.
Ius,psss advertisements inserted at
speSial rstes according to time, place and
sgsoe reqnire1.
Professi ,pai cards, one inch inserted q:
$3.50 Ief year. including Subscription.
Comm unications Of . PERSONAL nature
siIi be published atths option Of the editor
,nd charyed for at the rate Of ten cents per
line. .t
The LnEn will not be responsible for the
spirious and views Of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21

Meal Stations.
Thro1rh tickets 20 cll tie p::ncipa. citie
east aud west on sale a. tho following ST
lions. Albuquerque, Ho!brook, Winslor
Flagstaff, Peach Springs, Kingman, Pres
sott and tho Needless
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial


Gsvernor---C. VI. ZGliok. Prese:tt.
sec,etary-JaInes A. Bayard, Prescott.
Assistant Secretary Tom Parish, Pres
colt.
Attorney General Briggs Goodrish, Pres.
oott.
Treasursr--T. J. Butler, Present..
Superintendent Of Public Instr1etion--C.
VI. Strauss, TacsOn.
Auditor-E. T.. Clark. Prescott.
Superintendent Of Territorial Prison
Thnmas Gates, Yusns.
Supreme Cour.--James Fl. Wright, Chief
Justice, Prescott; W. W Porter, Asso-
eia.s Justice, Phenix; VIM. II. Barnes,
Associate Justice. Tucson.
Us. District Attelpey--O. W. Rouse.
Tucson.
L. s. Narslia!-w. <. Meade, Tucson.
Deputy L. S. Marshal II. ID. Underwood.
Surreyo. Gsneral--John Hise, Tucson.
Prescott Land O1!cs--Recsiser-D. J.
sullivan. Eeaistsr-J. l.. Camp.
Tucson Land fIice--Rsceiyer--Fred W.
-nith. Rsgister--C. L. Daley.
Z. S. Internal Revenue Colleetor-J. p.
NcGros,y, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Dep
sty Coliec.o.-W. II. Bristol, Tucson. De-
partnent Collector, 'ustom OGi'.ers-J. 4.
inghes, Prescott, VS.. Oury, Tucson.
Delegate to congrsss-C. c. Bean, Pre-
-ott.
Judge of First Judicial Dss.rict--w. II.
Barnes, Tucson.
Judge Of Ssc,nd Judicial Dussrict---W.
v. Porter, Pse,i1.
Judge Of Third judicial District james
=. Wright, Prescott.
Cle.k of the Supreme Court--W. Dodge
'rsscott.
Comfy.
Sheriff --ilobert Steen.
Under-sherif--O. +. kuepcer.
Recorder ii. Rucksbaum.
Treasurer--Daniel Smith.
Pruhate Juase-W. u. Blskely.
District Attorney--Eb. WiliiaIns.
Court Comraisaloner--J. j. By,ls.
Clerk OF District Court--H. Bucksbsura,
Clerk Of County Court-E. II. Waskins.
Public A1ministrator--Eugers u. Whip
no.
County sarveyor-Otso +. Kuei,cor.
Z. 6. Comruissioner--J. J. Hyde.
Us. Deputy Marshal-Kobert steen.
Supery.sors-Samuel CIozier, j. l.. Mel
son, J. II. Johnson.
Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors-5. >.
Iyde.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
- ErEsHJT@s, ,

Cnycats and Trade Marks Obtained
and all other business in the Z. s. Patent
Office attended To for MODERATE FEES.
Cor Office IL opposite the U. s. Patent
Oflye, and we Can obtain Patents in lusf
tinie than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OK DRAWING. We ad.
wise as 70 patentability free Of charge: and
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS We OBJ
TAIN 4 PATENT.
We refer here to the Postmaster. the
Sup,. Of Money Order Div, and to officials
of the &. +. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms and references 10 actIal eli
ents ia your own State or County. write t3
4. A SNOW & CO.
Oppoaita Patent Office. Washington. u. G.
Mohave County miner., 1887-05-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TAMES J. HYDE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KrssaAx, ARIZONA.
ssgMining Litigation and Obtaining
Patents to Mining Properties
Speciality.
Will practices in all courts Of the Territors
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

Conover Bros have just received q large
and well selected stock OF pianos. Among
them are seen some new styles in "Steinway
& Sons" in uprights, with beautifully en-
graved panels These styles are not shown
In the catalogues. They have pianos at all
prices and at prices that every customer gets
the year round Pianos at sl75, $500, $2225,
$3.50, $500, $3.50. 1918, $500, $50, $500, and
up These prices are standard at all times
The pianos they sell for 300 is the best piano
ever offered for the money by any firm In
the west The piano is large, 3 octave,
strings, feet S inch case, and beautiful in
design. Remember these are standard prices
to everyone who calls. a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

Yesterday the attention Of Officer Fisher
was called by some persons to suit OF
clothes found on the river bank at the old
swimming hole. The officer accompanied
the men to the place designated and found
there complete suit of clothing. tThe only
clue to their ownership was several letters
addressed to Mr.. Ernest Clark, Waukee, Ia.
1t was thought by some that the owner or
the suit had been drowned, but the officer
was of the opinion that some one had shed
his summer clothing at that spot.